Alternate World Comics

Marvel Stamp # 8 with Captain America, an item that was found in Marvel Comics throughout 1974, the idea being that you were to clip out each of the little images and paste them into a booklet which they would sell you.

I wonder how many of those stamp collection thingies they sold, and how many comics had their collectability ruined in return?

I think the Golden-Age Cap would fit better in Tin Tin’s world anyway.

Original art by Brendon and Brian Fraim of CaptainAmericavs. the Joker and Harley Quinn.

Clean cover for Captain America # 18.

By the way, just for the record, the tower there is now known as The Elizabeth Tower.

The original most popular heroes of Timely Comics… well, there WAS also Angel, but he was a bit embarrassing so leave him out.

“But Captain America won’t!”

From Captain America # 110, 1969 inks by Joe Sinnott.

Back in the 60s Aurora had so many different pop-culture `build them and paint them yourself’ model kits.

If there were such a thing today I wonder what kits they would sell?

what television shows and comic characters around today would make the grade?

I’d buy a Jake and Finn model kit.

Captain America by Gabrielle Dell’Otto

captain_america_comics_019_31 by bbmason1981 on Flickr.

captain_america_comics_019_32 by bbmason1981 on Flickr.

First Cap and the Red Skull go to Hell together, and then next… well… over 20 years later in 1976, they feed Twinkies to a Cosmic Cube, A COSMIC CUBE! Just what is the deal with them?

 It makes the one between Batman and the Joker look almost healthy. 

Cap and Red Skull in the underworld by bbmason1981 on Flickr.

What might it have looked like if Tim Burton had done the Avengers movie.

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The Revengers vs Charlie America from Not Brand Echh # 5, 1967.